A video showing a tiger surrounded by safari jeeps in Ranthambore National Park, Rajasthan, India, has gone viral, leading to widespread criticism. The footage, shared by Monty Bhatt on Instagram, depicts a chaotic scene where multiple jeeps crowd a narrow area, leaving the tiger with little room to move. As more vehicles arrive, the situation escalates, resembling a traffic jam rather than a wildlife sighting. Tourists, both local and foreign, are seen taking photos, while some even attempt to control the movement of the jeeps. Social media reactions have been overwhelmingly negative, with many users expressing concern over the treatment of the tiger. Comments highlight the inappropriate crowding and the focus on photography at the expense of the animal's comfort. Users have voiced their discontent, stating they would rather not see a tiger than disturb its peace, with some comparing the situation to a zoo, where animals are confined. The incident raises important questions about wildlife tourism practices and the responsibility of visitors and guides in protecting the natural habitat.